7. A SHO has an energy of 348 J, has a mass of 2.37 kg, and moves with an amplitude of 0.670 m. What is its period of motion? W = 25+ 0.246 What is its maximum speed? 17.1 What is its speed when it is only 0.450 m from equilibrium? 12.7

7. A SHO has an energy of 348 J, has a mass of 2.37 kg, and moves with an amplitude of 0.670 m. What is its period of motion? W = 25+ 0.246 What is its maximum speed? 17.1 What is its speed when it is only 0.450 m from equilibrium? 12.7

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Problem 17PQ: The position of a particle attached to a vertical spring is given by y=(y0cost)j. The y axis points...

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